GalaxyOne launches Solana staking for eligible clients
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Updated · galaxy.com · May 4
GalaxyOne launches Solana staking for eligible clients
13 articles · Updated · galaxy.com · May 4
The service began on 31 March, offering up to 6.50% variable rewards with no platform commission through 31 December 2026, though it is unavailable in 10 US states.
Galaxy said the product uses its institutional validator infrastructure, one of the largest Solana validator operations globally, letting clients earn staking rewards within broader multi-asset portfolios.
The launch came alongside GalaxyOne for Business, extending the platform to US entities including LLCs and trusts, as parent Galaxy reported a first-quarter GAAP net loss of $216m.
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GalaxyOne Expands Crypto Services with 6.5% SOL Staking and Zero Fees Through 2026
Overview
GalaxyOne launched Solana (SOL) staking on March 31, 2026, allowing eligible U.S. clients to earn up to 6.50% rewards with no platform fees through the end of 2026. This service leverages Galaxy's institutional-grade validator infrastructure, providing retail investors secure and reliable access typically reserved for institutions. Solana's high staking rate creates a supply constraint that can boost price movements, making staking attractive despite market volatility. GalaxyOne’s seamless platform experience includes auto-compounding, real-time tracking, and tax reporting. Building on this, Galaxy plans to introduce Ethereum staking soon, further enhancing its competitive edge and positioning GalaxyOne as a catalyst for mainstream crypto adoption.